One night Walters secretary asks to have a drink with him after work. Walter is furiously resistant, but later the fiancé makes quite a forceful appeal to Walter and he relents, allowing the wedding to take place at the family home. One day the Bridges daughter Carolyn tells Walter that she is engaged to a local man. In response, she quietly gives him an old marriage manual, saying nothing. Back at home one day later, India discovers a pin-up girly magazine in Dougs room. Alas, after he buys her a reproduction of a painting she loves, the Nazis invade Poland and the war begins.
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When they go on the trip, they see a lot of beautiful artwork, and they go to arousing can can shows that make Walter rather passionate toward India. Walter and India ride out a severe storm in a restaurant, during which he tells her of his plan to travel to Europe together. Thereafter, nothing is mentioned about this painfully awkward rebuke. For instance, their son Doug becomes an Eagle Scout, and noticeably does not thank his mother at the ceremony.
The film proceeds through a series of other episodes in their lives that have little evident consequence. One night he catches her making love on the living room floor, and thereafter he relents to let her move to New York City, for which he will provide her $1,000. India does lament to Walter that he does not really know her, and he is conflicted about their oldest daughter Ruth becoming sexually active. Because he is a successful lawyer, they live relatively well, and India enjoys the freedoms of being a socialite housewife with grown kids.
Walter and India Bridge are a married couple in late middle age living in Kansas City during the 1930s.
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